Horse Piss Beer

Brewed by Bluegrass Brewing Company
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Louisville, Kentucky USA

12 oz. bottle from Party Town. Pours a clear pale gold color with a small white head that leaves some light spotty lacing behind. Aroma of sweet malts, corn, straw, and hops. Flavor is also sweet and corny, with malts, hops, grass, and straw. Grainy, corny finish. Light bodied, with light-medium carbonation and a thin palate. This one doesn’t have a lot going for it aside from the novelty of the name and label. Since I’m the 99th person to rate this, I’ll go ahead and be the 99th person who’s either said or thought, "Wow, this is a fairly accurate label." While that might be a little harsh, if I’m looking for this style in this area, Great Lakes Dortmunder Gold, one of the best in class, is available year-round for about the same price.

Aroma of spruce and hops. Initial watery taste, followed by a slight citrus, with a hoppy finish. Not impressed with this brew.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a clear, light yellow body with a small white head. The aroma is moderately sweet cornflake cereal aroma with vague notes of malt and hops. The flavor shows light malt character with a light cornflake sweetness. Hints of citrus and light hop flavor and bitterness, that all seem to be covered in dust. Not much to the finish as this beer disappeared which may be a good thing. Watery mouthfeel and thin-bodied. This is the first time I will use the now famous, "It is what it is" for a beer. The label may be the best warning label going today.

12 oz. thanks, scrizzz! pours a crystal clear light gold with thin gray film. hugw overcooked corn nut nose. watery, fizzy body. corny mid palate. neutral finish.

12oz from Clint. Pale yellow and lame head. Corn nuts in your face bitch! Thin body with some carb. Tons of cooked corn going on. This one is named appropriately.

12 oz bottle - thanks clint!! Ymmm, horse piss; let’s go to emerald downs!! Clear gold with sweet corn and stale grain; yea, pretty pissy

Light gold with a medium white head. Light grass and malt aroma. Clean watery mouthfeel with very little flavor and virtually no aftertaste.

12 oz bottle. Pours a clear very pale yellow body with a one finger thin fizzy white head that faded fairly quickly. Very light nose with just a touch of grassiness and grainy dry malt, maybe a little vegetal. Fairly devoid of flavor, but it’s not offensive at least. Just very bland, dusty, and watery. Finishes short and abrupt with just a little lingering hay note. Weak and watery on the palate with fizzy prickly carbonation. Not nearly as bad as some of the recent ratings would suggest , there must be some heavy variation in their QC.